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  • Gyroscope principle

    gopu3107

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    Updated: Oct 26, 2024
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    friends i want to know more gyroscope principle and its effect in navigation
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  • arjunoids

    Member • Sep 10, 2009

    search wikipedia dude.
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  • skipper

    Member • Sep 12, 2009

    Gyroscopic motion is angular momentum; since a body can have momentum and not have linear motion, gyroscopes "store" momentum (energy).

    This is why a gyroscope maintains a fixed orientation when you transport it (say, around a sphere). The angular momentum around a fixed axis, stays fixed according the Newton's laws, just like linear momentum does - except linear momentum distributes energy, angular momentum "keeps" energy in place.
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